Phil Jones: Amorin is a coach with new ideas, Manchester United must give him more support

September 7 News Recently, former Manchester United defender Phil Jones believed in an interview with FreeBets that Manchester United must give head coach Amorin more patience and support.

Jones joined Manchester United from Blackburn in 2011 for a transfer fee of £16.5 million and won the Premier League title under Sir Ferguson. However, after Ferguson retired, he witnessed Manchester United's glory no longer.

Jones believes that Amorin needs time to implement his tactical system, and that Amorin's mission will be easier if Manchester United can change the style of the game of its highly praised youth training system and allow young players to adapt to the three-center-back tactical system.

Jones coached at Carrington Base for two years after retirement in 2024. He said: "I asked a question why the youth team and the reserve team do not adopt the tactical system Amorin has implemented in the first team."

"These kids need to learn to play in different positions and systems in order to succeed in their football careers. Hopefully they can make a difference at Old Trafford, but if they want to achieve any success in the game, they must be adaptable."

"I think it's a matter of getting young people to try different positions and systems. Good thing, but the entire youth training system has to be consistent in order to develop players for the first team. If a player is called up to the first team, which has been going on for years at Manchester United, they have to be ready to play according to the coach's tactical system, and they have to understand that. "

"I don't think Manchester United should fire another head coach too early, and it was really bad last season. But I'm encouraged by some of the performances in the Premier League this season, and 5 points in the first three games is a good starting point. If Amorin can score 4 points against Manchester City and Chelsea, then look Come on he is on the right path. "

"You can't ignore the performance in the League Cup against Greensby, Manchester United performed poorly throughout the game. What would you do? Keep changing coaches and give another person £200 million to spend? Manchester United must support Amorin. He is a young coach with new ideas, and I think he will succeed." "

"Every time the coach is fired, the club will say we are in a transition period. But Manchester United may have been in a transition period for the past decade, and they chose Amorin because he adopted a different kind of The traditional tactical system of Manchester United. He won't change, nor should he change."

"I remember playing against Braga where Amorin was in the Champions League, and the thing I liked him was that he was real, and in my opinion, authenticity is a very positive trait in the industry. "

"I don't think you should pretend to be calm when you are not your own personality, just like you shouldn't show anger when you are not suitable. I don't think Amorin should change. Of course, sometimes he needs to avoid saying something, but ultimately he has to be himself."